they have released two cctv images of a man they believe was involved in the assault. this man was involved in much of the rioting on that night. they say he was hanging around with another -- with a number of riders and looters as well. >> they have released images of desperate we will have another look at them now. cctv 'll see that the images highlight the suspect, the man the police want to speak with. he was hanging around with other members of the riots that night. he appears to be wearing sunglasses, a jersey. they say he was a very powerfully built, a strong man in appearance. they suspect this man was involved in the assault of the man. bay state anyone in the community who knows this man, who recognizes him, please come board and give them information that will help solve the crime. >> it took a while for the man to be identified. all of his possessions were stolen. >> that is right. lying on the ground of being helped by police. he was then hospitalized. tragically, the wound to his head was so significant, even though they put him on a life- support machine

he asked questions about cctv. we fully support cctv. we want to regulate it to make sure it is used properly but it has been an immensely by able as i've seen for myself in police control rooms up and down the country. he asked about in terms of communities, whether they would be any cap on the money available for communities to of course the riot damages act doesn't have any cap at all. because were allowed to 42 day period people will be able to apply to the police and the government will stand behind the police. when it comes to the deeper lessons i think he's right. he quoted a speech i made. i said it is explaining doesn't mean excusing, and he's right to say the causes are complex. i hope in the debates we have the causes don't immediately fall into the discussion about resources. we have deep moral failures you don't hit them with a wall of money. i think it is right, actually key word the use and that i used is the issue of responsibility. people must be responsible for the actions. we are all responsible for what we do. finally

reporter: yeah, they've been using cctv or closed circuit television pictures and cameras. the police have launched a website, a dedicated website to putting those pictures up hoping people will call in tips. they don't seem to be ges at thn lot of tips at the moment. the other problem with cctv is london is big on that program and police and politicians were warning people ahead of time that they would track them down eventually. the problem was the riots were spinning out of control. peoplelead lost all inhibitions and they didn't really care whether their pictures were being taken or not. police are now trying to reel all that back in by doing old-fashioned policing and getting people off the streets. >> hopefully what you say is true, that the worst is over. miguel mark question. thank you, live in london. >>> back in the u.s., the 30 american servicemen who died in the crash of a helicopter in afghanistan are now home. their remains arrived at dover air force base in delaware on board two c-17s. prprident obama was there to meet them. afterward he visited with about 25

this is from cctv china. >>> a hail storm sit a chinese city and caused extensive damage, disrupted traffic and halted stops. heavy rain followed the hail storm. a down pour in the southwest triggered landslides blocking national highways and roads. the counties were the hardest hit. the landslides affected about 100,000 people. more rain is expected over the next two days. >>> india's prime minister is stressing the need for atomic energy. he addressed nuclear scientists on sunday. he said the power source is clean and environmentally friendly. they have been expanding cooperation with other countries because atomic energy is an essential part of the country's portfolio. he stressed india would use the highest safety standards. the country has 20 nuclear reactors. they generate about 4,800 megawatts of electricity. several other facilities are under construction. >>> sri lanka's revitalized graphite industry earned a record revenue of $1.3 million this year. new machinery have been introduced at the biggest graphite mine in northwestern province. the mine is said to have confirmed deposits

we begin with this item sent by cctv china. the president of china and france have met in beijing on thursday to discuss the ongoing european debt crisis and the gogo-0 summit. france will host the summit in november. hu jintao says china is closely watching the crisis and expects fsn reforms by some european countries. he added closer cooperation between the two countries will play an important role in the recovery of the global economy. nicolas sarkozy informed the chinese president europe has taken measures to boost financial reform and economic governance in the eurozone. >>> malaysia's efforts to conserve turtles have started bearing fruit with an increase inhe population the species. an east coast state has established a nesting facility for sea turtles and other rare species. it accounts for 80% of turtle eggs in the country. the authorities also conducted measures to stop people from collecting the eggs which are considered a delicacy. poaching has been singled out at the main factor behind the decline of the turtle pop

journalists from china's cctv described the conditions inside the hotel. we're about to show a two-minute clip. just to let you know, it is all in subtitles. >>> compelling. that situation continues at the rixos hotel in tripoli. covering the story outside the hotel also poses serious risks. while covering the story sara sidner had to find protection from the constant celebratory gunfire. >> we're okay. we're in between two walls here so we're fine. >> now, that is a risk that any reporter in a war zone confronts. it's been no different in libya. aaron ben wedeman was shot at in cal leash last month. no one was hurt. the committee to protect journalists say six journalists have been killed in libya since 1992, five journalists have been killed in cross fire since march of this year. one journalist was killed outside benghazi in june of 2005. sobering thought. we'll stay with cnn for continuing coverage of the rebel advance in libya. i'm andrew stevens in hong kong. >> i'm nina dos santos in london. you're watching cnn, the world's news leader. -- captions

there were these cctv shots from the palestine hotel, overhead shots that showed the cement truck approachingis killed in either hotel, but more than a dozen people outside the compound die. >> i said to myself, i can't believe i'm about to die like this. i haven't even lived my life yet. >> al qaeda in iraq claimed responsibility for that terrifying, coordinated attack, which took place 2 1/2 years after coalition forces first entered iraq. >>> that's it for this edition of "caught on me

we have also been reminded about the importance of cctv in catching those responsible? be absolutely sure that they no way hinder bringing criminals to justice. we need all of our cities back on their feet and operating as normal. i pay tribute to the heroism of the thousands of volunteers to reclaim our streets and show the true spirit of our country. i welcome what the prime minister said on all the different elements of help that he announced. can he give reassurance that the help that is provided will meet the need and there will not be an arbitrary cap if it turns out for their resources are required? can he assure us that these funds will go straight away to the people can get on with rebuilding their lives? the prime minister said in 2006, understanding the background, the reasons, it does not mean excuse in crime. it would help to tackle it. mr. speaker, to seek to explain is not to seek to excuse. we all have a duty to ask ourselves, why are there people who feel they have nothing to lose from vandalism? we cannot afford to do this comment to let this pass, to

he asked questions about cctv. we fully support cctv.e want to regulate it to make sure it is used properly but it has been an immensely by able as i've seen for myself in police control rooms up and down the country. he asked about in terms of communities, whether they would be any cap on the money available for communities to of course the riot damages act doesn't have any cap at all. because were allowed to 42 day period people will be able to apply to the police and the government will stand behind the police. when it comes to the deeper lessons i think he's right. he quoted a speech i made. i said it is explaining doesn't mean excusing, and he's right to say the causes are complex. i hope in the debates we have the causes don't immediately fall into the discussion about resources. we have deep moral failures you don't hit them with a wall of money. i think it is right, actually key word the use and that i used is the issue of responsibility. people must be responsible for the actions. we are all responsible for what we do. finally,

>> well, the british police are studying hours, many hours, worth of cctv video to try to identify thehis, started to release 134 some of those images publicly au calling on members of the public to tip off the police and some public support. the headline from one of the british dailies "the sun" shop amoro. surrounded by just some of the images that the police have released and this newspaper is calling upon the british people to do what the police are asking and turn in those responsible. >> there you go. "shop a moron." phil black in london, thank you, sir. >>> of the many images from the riots one has grabbed the world's attention and may turn out to be the iconic photo from the major news event. the series of images shows a woman perched on the edge of a burning building in england. she's ready to jump and then leaps off the side of the building, silhouetted against the flames. riot police were there to catch her as she fell. and we're told they did catch her. but there she had to jump out of a building, backdrop of the flames. shows you the desperation of people and the -- you kn